Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-02-26

Artie Harms Is spending few days in
town.
Call at Regan's when you 60 to the Mound
House.
P.J. Smith is slowly recovering from his
late illness.
J. A. Bonham is sole agent for Shiloh's
Cough Cure.
L. L. Crockett is building up nice bust
ness in his store in Reno.
The stars and stripes were uufurled but
in two places on the zznd.
G. c. Fish, returned from the Hindley
mine in Garfield last Sunday.
The Sunday School will give agrand con
cert on the 10th Of next month.
Read the advertisement Of the CoDover and
Christie pianos on another page.
1t is reported that the snow at Summit, on
the c. g. c. road, is seven feet deep.
The District Court convenes on Monday
next. Very few cases on the Calendar.
Mrs. JsM. Campbell, Of Hawthorne, has
been visiting friends in Carson this week.
Ice Of sufficient thickness for putting up
has not yet formed IN this neighborhood.
The Silver City Hose Company will give a
grand uniform ball on the fourth Of nextmontb
Harry W. Rulison is very pleasantly stu.
ated as clerk in commission house at the
Bay.
The weight OF snow crushed in the roof Of
one Of 7. K. Hawkins buildings on Pike
street.
w. w. Byron went out to take a look Al
his mining property in Garfield the first Of
this week.
Our genial County Recorder gives select
concerts in his Office every evening. Classic
music too.
Mr.. Mulbollari. of the inyo Ludep<ndenf.
was passenger on last Sundays train bound
for California.
Miss S. A. Harris returned to Reno last
Sunday to again resume her duties as teacher
in the schools.
Dayton is enjoying regular winter carni
val. Sleigh riding, coasting and skating,
have each their devotees.
J.R. Shaw returned from short visit te
California Thursday. His son George is do
ing nicely at Santa Clara College.
The south. bound trains were late several
mornings this week owing to snow on the v
& T. between Reno and Carson.
John NJ. Hargrave. son Of Mrs. C. Hacket
Of Jess Valley, Modoc Couaty California. i,
visiting his Grandmother Mrs. C. Norton, o.
Dayton.
Jim McCleary, alias Water Mac, passed
through on the C. & c., on his way to Can
delsria, and will return to Virgins City ii
day or two.
Barley rs now selling for tao cents 4
pound In Mason Valley. Wheat is also re-
ported to be scarce, and sells at slight ad
vance over old prices.
There are certain linments which will
deaden pain, but it seon returns. st. Jacot
Oil goes to the root Of the malady, and the
sufferer is permanently cured. Fifty cents
Up. Haynes. who fell OF the roof Of q
house he was building for August Depoali, q
week ago, is recovering from the severe
bruises he received. One Of his fingers was
broken and his hip badly bruised.
Since the Mint has been shut down visitors
are taking from there. old worn out and can.
celled dies, for mementos. When polished up
they make very neat paper weights. Thanks
to Chief Clerk w. r. Davis for one Of these
dies.
Sheriff Brann has been through the county
generally, this week summoning Trial Jury.
men to attend Court on the aSth inst. lie
reports all kinds OF business at a stand still
on account Of the bad weather that has pre-.
vailed.
John Ghigliri. returned from San Francisco
the first Of this week, where he went some two
months ago TO have a large wen taken from
his neck. DR.. Lane performed the operation
in a satisfactory manner. and Mr. Ghigliri is
now in good health.
JIM. Douglass & Co.. Of this place, have
shipped several carloads OF bricks from here
to Soda Springs this week. They have q
contract to furnish the Mount Diablo Com.
pany with So 900 bricks for use on the new
mill at Soda Springs.
When man becomes slave to opium he
cannot give up the habit. 1t may have been
acquired by giving him opiates when sick,
and this is why Red Star Cough Cure com.
mends itself for its purity. freedom from mar
cotic, and prompt efficacy. Only as cents.
Mara UmwAwelmma